later on, emma radacanu is in action against serena williams. is in action against serena williams.— against serena williams. it is an amazin: against serena williams. it is an amazing opportunity. _ against serena williams. it is an amazing opportunity. it - against serena williams. it is an amazing opportunity. it is - against serena williams. it is an amazing opportunity. it is an - amazing opportunity. it is an amazing opportunity. it is an amazing gift to play the best tennis player of all time on her way out, may be my last opportunity to play her, unless i draw her in new york. i think... whatever happens, it is going to be a great memory that i will always have. find going to be a great memory that i will always have.— going to be a great memory that i will always have. and england after -la in: will always have. and england after playing their _ will always have. and england after playing their final _ will always have. and england after playing their final test _ will always have. and england after playing their final test series - will

and emma radacanu's good form continued ahead of the us open later this month.enka in straight sets. well, in a summer of record—breaking temperatures, it was our old friend rain that took centre stage at lords today in the first test against south africa. but not before england had produced a dismal batting performance that leaves them 116—6 on an opening day that began with special recognition for a cricketing pioneer. joe wilson has more. gates were meant to be open, that was always the perspective of rachael heyhoe flint, unveiled by her son, she is the first woman to have a permanent memorial at lord's. the traditional home of cricket. she spent over two decades playing for england and a lifetime promoting women'ssport. the mcc which owns lord's was once a men only club. what this means to me is there is finally recognition in the most public way for the contribution that rachel made to cricket. she was a trailblazer. ., ., , rachel made to cricket. she was a trailblazer-— trailblazer. traditions always need someone to _ trailblazer. traditions always need

and emma radacanu's good form continued ahead of the us 0pen later this month.ge at lords today in the first test against south africa. but not before england had produced a dismal batting performance that leaves them 116—6 on an opening day that began with special recognition for a cricketing pioneer. joe wilson has more. gates were meant to be open, that was always the perspective of rachael heyhoe flint, unveiled by her son, she is the first woman to have a permanent memorial at lord's, the traditional home of cricket. she spent over two decades playing for england and a lifetime promoting women's sport. the mcc which owns lord's was once a men only club. what this means to me is there is finally recognition in the most public way for the contribution that rachel made to cricket. she was a trailblazer. traditions always need someone to change them. england's men have been tearing up test cricket — bold, brave, out. a first success for south africa on the first morning, that was their plan. rabada again. zak crawley was gone. south africa want bowlers who are

emma radacanu starts a defence of her us open title tonight. that's all the sport for now.ns have also been badly hit. we've just reciecved this report from our correspondent secunder kamani from the northern city of nowshera. we're seeing residents, families trying to make their way back to their homes for the first time today since the floods struck. that's because the water levels might still be high — up to my knee here. and in fact, further down, i'm told they're coming all the way up to your neck. but if you look at the wall over there, that mark shows you the high point that it had reached. and so people are now trying to get inside their homes, salvage what they can, see what kind of damage has been done. millions of people have been left homeless in this country. bridges and roads have been badly damaged as well. livelihoods have been lost. possessions have been lost. it's going to cost pakistan billions of dollars to try and recover from these floods. there are heavy monsoon rains here every year, but they don't have anywhere near this kind of an impact. and we kn